As a REALTOR I recommend the seller accept no less than 10% of purchase price, above-average interest rates, and a shorter term (5 - 10 years) though it can be amortized at a longer term (20 - 30 years).If you are the buyer, I recommend get the most favorable terms for you.

I have strong credit and a pretty good income.

I am a CPA at a local firm, and I work with a number of people/businesses in the real estate and construction fields.I plan on turning my house (a single-family residence) into a rental in a few years, and buying a small office building both for my firm’s use and as a rental to other tenants.Long-term, I hope to own a few SFRs as well as some commercial properties.I discovered BiggerPockets through the podcast.

Or can I just do the LLC and a bank account and separate email address for contacts?

Neither one of you is a judge...and don't know what a judge would decide...so to me it is your position that it is criminal and a judge can decide that later, you just need them out of the house.   

I had a tenant call complain about it being freezing not long after buying a 4U and a boiler replacement.

Hang a curved shower rod, and a coordinating shower curtain so the tub doesn't stick out like a sore thumb.Happy renting!

I have worked at the Newport News shipyard for over 11 years working on amazing naval ships and as enjoyable and interesting as a job that this is, I haven't been able to create financial freedom that I desire from just working here.

@Syed NaqviMake sure they have liability insurance and a license. 

Hi Jd, I originally thought the same, and as you maybe able to tell, I'm fairly new.